Monday, March 1, 2010
Poem: Forever Ice
Forever Ice
Crystalline ice coats every limb and twig,
catching the grey light of early morning,
transforming the dirt path
into a palace drive, an ascent
frozen, cold and stunning,
up and over the mountain,
to the next frozen valley,
the mark of the winter
that has life's landscape
solidly in it's icy grip,
a grip so strong and lasting
that it would be easy to believe
in a forever season.
But God's forever
is not the forever he burdens
on his children, he knows us
and knows we cannot bear
eternity, either warm or frigid,
and so... the seasons,
a change of warmth and light,
of rain and dry,
ever changing, even when,
or perhaps particularly when,
life seems cast in forever ice.
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2 comments:
Hi Tom,
'Forever Ice' seems very appropriate! I like the dirt path becoming a palace drive. Good point to remember after the next fall!
Hello Tom....we cannot bear eternity...life forever cast in ice....lovley ...as ever.
I so enjoy your craft.
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